BUREN POCKET WATCH SERIAL NUMBERS HOW TO
BUREN POCKET WATCH SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER

BUREN POCKET WATCH SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER

You should consult the serial number table for the specific brand of watch movement you are trying to date by selecting a company from the menu on the left. The example below uses information from the American Waltham Watch Company, but that is just an example.

BUREN POCKET WATCH SERIAL NUMBERS HOW TO

Buren quickly became the manufacturer.Дetermine the Age of your Vintage Pocket Watch How to Use our Vintage Watch Serial Number & Date Lookup Tables Instructions for using our serial number look-up tables This page contains INSTRUCTIONS for using the serial number look-up tables that are found on many of our watch company history pages.

In 1966 the Buren Watch Company was sold to the Hamilton Watch Company. There were produced pocket watches of all types. We offer serial number lookups for manufacturers such as Elgin, Illinois, Waltham, and Hamilton. Find out info, specs, and value for your antique pocket watch. Can anyone help my with this old BUREN watch. So, mum's the word.I started a thread last week about and old Longines pocket watch that I got from my. I'm just concerned that each time I mention a nice find, that jinxes it and it gets sold before I can snatch it up. I have to say though, for a movement in that good a shape, for that age, and looking nice overall, what the seller asks is not too dear. The pics all look good, but they're just pics right now. Thing is - it has a big name attached -В seriously big -В and I'd been worried it might be fake. (Likely more of a story there, but I think I could tackle it.) The price is good for what it is. Seller says it runs but has not been cleaned or serviced. It is a key wind-key set open-face pocket watch. I am not authority enough to authenticate anything, but I found another online that was a dead-ringer for itВ which was documented. Until then, I can only see the photo as well as you can.ДЄs to the mysterious watch I've been keeping an eye on: it was recently relisted on Ebay. That, and I will be able to look right at it and see what it says. I can take a better picture when it gets here. I was trying to make out the serial from his photo too. All extra friction while winding is actually created mostly by this, swastika-like looking, coupling wheel.

Btw, the coupling wheel (automatic winding component) requires braking grease just like mainspring barrel wall. Then i had to re-order Buren part (identical). What did not help that Cousins sent me the wrong part due to cataloguing error on their website. I found small piece deep inside the movement between the mainplate and bridge. No wonder one that intermediate crown wheel could not take it anymore :-(. I did everything - from mainspring to the balance cap jewels - cleaned / oiled properly, but due to poor poor winding gear ratio - it is a pain to wind that watch.

Yea, at the end it was 'like new', but Man-O-Man, winding that beast feels so different from any other watch. These are great fun to work on though, yours came up rather nice. Mine also took me a very long time to sort out because I'm a skinflint and didn't want to fork out for new parts if I could source a donor at an appropriate price. Funny, my only micro-rotor (I think same base movement as yours but with added date and extra jewels) came to me via a similar route, only with an extra 'red herring' part to test my patience.

Buren pocket watch serial numbers